Plantation & Airboat Tours

Since you’ve already ventured beyond the French Quarter, we invite you to take your adventure to the next level with one of our combination Plantation & Airboat Tours. Come hear the stories of men, women and children, both enslaved and free, who cooled themselves in the shade of the live oaks that still stand today. Step onto their grand staircases, view their treasures, and hear tales of war, yellow fever and maybe a ghost or two.

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Oak Alley Plantation

Oak Alley, one of the most photographed sites in the South, was built in 1837 by the architect Jacques T. Roman. Stroll through the alley of 28 evenly spaced ancient live oaks, tour the “Big House,” and stand on the gallery (balcony) where you can take it all in.

There will be a stop for lunch on this tour (not included in price).

Additional tour time may be available. Please call us at 504.810.3866.

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Laura Plantation

One of the best-kept secrets of Plantation Country is Laura. Get a rare glimpse into Creole Louisiana with a visit to this sugar plantation that was run by generations of Creole women. Laura is home of the fable "Br'er Rabbit,” which was brought to this country by enslaved people. Tour their cabins and hear their stories.

There will be a stop for lunch on this tour (not included in price).

Additional tour time may be available. Please call us at 504.810.3866.

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Destrehan Plantation

Experience the history and culture of Destrehan Plantation and grounds. Established in 1787, it the oldest documented plantation home in the Lower Mississippi Valley, Learn about bousillage construction, African-American herbal remedies,18th and 19th-century fashion and more from costumed guides.